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Given the constant flood of Ruby and Rails security problems of late, it would seem better to start new projects with something a bit better engineered.
by static_typed 14y ago
Given the constant flood of Ruby and Rails security problems of late, it would seem better to start new projects with something a bit better engineered.
- sergiotapia 14y agoI understand where you're coming from. But don't you feel that the security fixes are coming out in a timely fashion and once they're shut, they're gone for good? (At least that particular exploit) Slowly but surely Rails will become robust because of this.